Dyson CameraJet review: This game-changing toothbrush offers liquid flossing, precision-brushing and a camera that doubles as a dental endoscope — I tried it for a week
The live-streaming Dyson CameraJet toothbrush is stuffed with gadgets and works a treat — but be prepared to pay a premium.
The Dyson CameraJet, unveiled by its founder James Dyson in Paris on September 1st, is a toothbrush and water flosser with a built-in 100k pixel macro lens camera. This innovative design aims to identify gaps between teeth and precision floss while gently blasting away plaque for a thorough clean. I have been using the CameraJet for a week prior to its launch, and I am impressed by its unique features.
Priced at £419.99 (around $568 and $792 AUD), the CameraJet set includes a charging dock, travel case, Dyson Toothpaste, and Dyson Mouthrinse. Despite its high-end price, the CameraJet offers a live-view of the mouth's interior on the MyDyson app, allowing users to track their cleaning and improvement. The camera's picture quality is clear and streams without lag, and the mouthrinse tank's anti-gravity design makes the cordless device comfortable to handle.
The dual-bristle brush and conical-shaped spray ensure wide coverage while removing plaque. The brush oscillates 245 times per second, making it effective in hard-to-reach areas. Dyson's toothpaste and mouthrinse are designed to remain non-foaming during brushing, allowing the camera to capture clear images. However, the high price point might deter potential buyers, making it a natural next step for those already invested in Dyson's technology-driven beauty products.
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